preventing backscatter at the source
Julian Field
MailScanner at ecs.soton.ac.uk
Sat Mar 29 15:43:57 GMT 2008
Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
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The "web bug" trap in MailScanner catches most of those and disables
them. And since I got the anycast stuff up and running (thanks again,
Matt!) it doesn't even hammer my web server any more.
It's pretty effective.
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> Well, This proves that some people are able to commit a capital SMTP
> offence by using MS and configure it incorrectly.
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> Jules: You have my vote in favor of permanent removal of the list of the
> offender.
Need to catch him at it again, just to be sure I've got the right address.
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> Hugo.
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